Services · Ecommerce development · Procurement subscription sites

Subscription commerce for New York procurement software sold to demanding buyers.

Codeeo provides procurement subscription website development in New York for software companies whose customers include banks, insurers, nonprofits and the large corporate buyers of Manhattan. We build the pricing site, order forms, recurring billing, invoice delivery and customer account area that turn a signed contract into predictable revenue, with New York sales tax on prewritten software, SHIELD Act safeguards and the vendor due diligence that regulated buyers run on you all designed in.

New York customers rarely click buy now. They send security questionnaires, negotiate multi year terms and insist that invoices arrive through their own procurement network. A subscription platform built for this city treats that process as the main path, while still letting a small team start on a card in a few minutes.

Built for
Procurement, sourcing and supplier risk software companies in New York City and across New York State that sell recurring plans to enterprise and nonprofit buyers.
Typical timeline
Discovery by video call sets the plan model, contract types and integrations, and a dated release plan is agreed in writing before any design work begins.
What you own
Your code, CMS, billing and tax accounts, processor agreement, contract and subscription data, and the trust center content, all held in your company's name.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

Platform features

Built for contracts, questionnaires and invoices as much as checkouts.

When a procurement software vendor sells to a New York bank, the buyer's own procurement team evaluates the vendor before anyone looks at features. Third party risk staff want security evidence, legal wants the master agreement, accounts payable wants invoices submitted through the bank's supplier portal, and the business sponsor wants a ramped price that grows as more departments adopt the tool.

Our platform supports that sequence. A trust center answers the routine questions and gates sensitive reports behind an NDA. Order forms generated from your plan catalog become subscriptions with ramps, co-terming and multi entity billing. Invoices are delivered by email, uploaded to buyer portals or sent through e-invoicing networks, and payments reconcile back automatically. Self serve plans for smaller teams use the same catalog, so pricing stays consistent across every channel you sell through in New York.

Explain your project
  • Trust center for vendor due diligence

    Banks and insurers supervised by the New York Department of Financial Services must assess their third party service providers under its cybersecurity regulation, 23 NYCRR Part 500. A trust center publishes your security overview, subprocessors and policies, and releases audit reports to verified buyers after NDA acceptance.

    Security reviews start with answers already on file.

  • Order forms that become subscriptions

    Account executives assemble order forms from approved plans and discount bands, attach the right master agreement version and send for e-signature. Once countersigned, the subscription, billing schedule and renewal date are created without anyone retyping figures.

    Contract terms and billing never drift apart.

  • Ramped and multi year pricing

    Enterprise deals often step up each year as more business units adopt the tool. The platform holds the full ramp schedule, invoices each period correctly, and co-terms any add on purchased mid contract so everything renews on one date.

    Complex deals bill exactly as negotiated.

  • Invoices through buyer procurement networks

    Large New York buyers frequently require suppliers to submit invoices through their own procurement or AP portal and to quote a PO on every invoice. We automate invoice export in the formats those portals accept and track each invoice from submitted to approved to paid.

    Invoices stop disappearing into a customer's approval queue.

  • New York sales tax on prewritten software

    New York taxes SaaS as prewritten software, and local rates apply on top of the state rate in New York City. The tax engine applies the right rate by customer location, stores exempt organization certificates from nonprofits and handles customers in other states under their own rules. Invoices show the tax basis clearly, which matters to New York buyers whose AP teams check every line before approving payment.

    Correct tax on every invoice, including exempt customers.

  • Multi entity and multi currency billing

    Global firms headquartered in New York may want separate invoices for US, UK and European entities, each in its own currency. Parent accounts see the whole relationship while each entity receives its own invoices and tax treatment.

    One customer relationship, billed the way their finance team is organized.

  • Accessible pricing and account pages

    New York federal courts hear a large share of website accessibility claims under the ADA. Pricing pages, checkout and account screens are built and tested against WCAG 2.1 AA, with keyboard access, screen reader labels and sufficient contrast, and we can prepare an accessibility conformance report.

    Fewer legal risks and fewer lost buyers.

  • Safeguards under the SHIELD Act

    The SHIELD Act expects reasonable administrative, technical and physical safeguards for private information of New York residents. Billing data is encrypted, access is role based and logged, card data stays with the processor, and incident procedures are documented for your team.

    Security you can describe accurately in a questionnaire.

  • Renewal desk and churn signals

    Ninety days before an enterprise renewal, the account owner receives the contract terms, usage trend, open support issues and invoice history in one view. Customers whose usage is falling or whose invoices keep stalling are flagged early, so your New York account team can act before a buyer opens a competitive tender against you.

    Renewals are prepared, not rescued at the last minute.

  • Self serve plans for smaller teams

    Nonprofits, agencies and smaller firms can pick a plan, pay by card or digital wallet and start the same day, with prorated upgrades and an account area for invoices and seats. When they grow, sales converts the account to an order form without losing history.

    Small buyers start fast and grow into contracts.

Who this is for

Four kinds of New York vendor we build for.

New York procurement software companies sit in Flatiron lofts, Midtown towers and Brooklyn studios, but their customers are what shape the billing platform. A vendor selling to financial institutions needs different machinery from one selling to human services nonprofits, and both differ from a company whose growth comes from many small teams signing up online. These are the patterns we see most. Whichever one fits, the first step is the same: we read your contracts and invoices before we discuss screens, because in New York the paperwork usually decides how the platform must behave.

01

Vendors selling to banks and insurers

Your sales cycle is dominated by third party risk reviews and contract negotiation. We build the trust center, order form flow and ramped billing, and connect invoice delivery to the procurement portals your customers use. Every document a reviewer asks for has a home, and every negotiated term has a matching billing rule.

Win the security review and the deal moves faster.

02

Vendors serving nonprofits and foundations

Your customers are tax exempt, budget conscious and often funded by grants that run on fixed periods. We support exempt certificates, annual invoicing aligned to fiscal years, discounted nonprofit plans with eligibility checks and simple online payment by ACH, so a small finance office can renew without phone calls.

Nonprofit billing is mostly about clean paperwork.

03

Product led companies adding enterprise sales

You grew through self serve sign ups and now larger firms want contracts, invoices and security reviews. We extend the existing checkout with an order form path, enterprise invoicing and a trust center, keeping one plan catalog so self serve and negotiated customers never receive conflicting prices.

Add enterprise billing without breaking self serve.

04

International vendors opening a US base in New York

Your product sells in Europe or Asia and your first US customers are in New York. We add US pricing, US sales tax handling, ACH payments and American English content to your platform, or build a US subscription site that shares customer records with your existing billing system.

US billing has rules your home market may not.

How the New York build works.

  1. 01Contract and plan inventoryWe gather your master agreements, order form templates, price lists and existing invoices to see how deals are really structured, including ramps, discounts and nonstandard terms that billing must honor.
  2. 02Billing and tax designPlan catalog, ramp logic, co-terming, dunning steps, invoice delivery routes and tax treatment are specified and approved by your finance and legal leads.
  3. 03Trust and pricing contentWe write the structure for the trust center and pricing pages with you, then design them for procurement reviewers who skim for limits, terms and security answers.
  4. 04Build and connect systemsThe site, billing provider, tax engine, e-signature, CRM, accounting system and buyer portal exports are built and connected, with each integration tested on sample contracts.
  5. 05Reconcile before launchWe run historical deals through the new system and compare every invoice with what was actually billed, fixing differences until finance signs off.
  6. 06Phased migrationSelf serve accounts move first, enterprise contracts follow at their next billing date, and your team receives the admin training and full ownership of every account.

Technology

What we build this with.

We build on a React or Next.js front end with an editable CMS, an established subscription billing provider, a sales tax engine and e-signature, all connected to your CRM and accounting system. Payments go through a PCI DSS compliant processor supporting cards, ACH, Apple Pay and Google Pay.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Common questions from New York vendors.

Both depend on how complex your contracts are.

A pricing site with a few self serve plans, card payments and a customer portal is a modest build. Ramped enterprise contracts, multi entity billing, buyer portal invoicing and a trust center each add work and testing time. We agree scope in discovery, divide it into releases and put dates on each release in writing. We do not quote figures before we have seen your contracts, because they drive most of the effort. Other factors include the number of currencies, how many integrations already exist, and whether historic invoices must be reproduced in the new system for audit purposes.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews